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Excel Formatting
Hi. I'm having a very difficult time with this. I copied a table from a
website and pasted it into an Excel spreadsheet. Excel doesn't recognize the numbers as numbers, but as text. Someone suggested that I use the VALUE function to change the text to numbers. That's not working. Any other ideas????? -- Cyndi |
Excel Formatting
Hi Cyndi
Some times Excel gets confused but if you multiply the cells by 1 this can often change them into numbers that excel can uinderstand. So put the number 1 into a cell then copy it, then highlight the numbers and paste special values and tick the multiply box. You might also want to check that there are no extra spaces in the cells if there are highlight the numbers and do a find " " and leave the replace blank. Thanks Paul "Cyndi" wrote: Hi. I'm having a very difficult time with this. I copied a table from a website and pasted it into an Excel spreadsheet. Excel doesn't recognize the numbers as numbers, but as text. Someone suggested that I use the VALUE function to change the text to numbers. That's not working. Any other ideas????? -- Cyndi |
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